OK, Let's Do Your Stupid Idea

This is a sort of a memoir from the Irish Times columnist about his life and relationships. it varies from light to heavy; from serious to hilarious. Some of it is, I feel, so trite as to be included only as filler.

I enjoyed this so much. The essay on working as a carer is absolutely spot on and really took me back to a particular time in my life. I laughed and I cried the whole way through this book and can’t recommend it enough.

Anyone born in the 80s will understand the Ireland of then! And trying to grow up cool with friends be in a rock band ! The serious side to why people take risk to be happy and popular . Refreshing to know that we are not alone with OCD and other mental health issues. Loved it honest and funny

I feel as if I was listening to someone talking to me I would be stifling yawns. It's the type I thing families would talk about during get togethers and mean something to only them, I don't mean to be unkind but as I said not to my taste

Freyne has a very witty self deprecating style, and these short days are very enjoyable. Fire every moment where I chuckled out loud, there was a moment of unexpected weight or loss. It's a really enjoyable read if you want a break from fiction.